17.1 new vocabulary New vocabulary for story 17.1 tumultus pp 81+82+83 Tools A B tumultus tumultus, m riot ille, illa, illud he, she, it; that one quondam one day, once teneo, tenere, tenui, to hold, to own tabernarius, tabernarii, m storekeeper, shopkeeper plurimus, plurima, plurimum very much, most, (pl. very many) sentio, sentire, sensi, to feel, to notice melius est it is better, it would be better pars, partis, f part trivium, trivii, n crossroad obsto, obstare, obstiti to obstruct, to block nos, nostrum, nobis us sollicitudo, sollicitudinis, f anxiety casa, casae, f hut, small house nosco, noscere, novi, to know periculum, periculi, n danger fenestra, fenestrae, f window forte by chance accipio, accipere, accepi, to take in, to receive, to accept extra prep w. acc outside infestus, infesta, infestum hostile oppugno, oppugnare, oppugavi, to attack effringo, effringere, effregi, to break down irrumpo, irrumpere, irrupi, to burst in septem seven circumvenio, circumvenire, circumveni, to surround animum recipio, recipere, recepi, recover consciousness direptus, direpta, direptum, torn apart, ransacked defendo, defendere, defendi to defend